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2008-01-12
, 12:25
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@ Germantown, MD
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settings-control panel - display -led
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2008-01-12
, 12:40
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The control panel settings allow to turn the alerts on/off...
But I'd also like to know what colours refer to what - the control panel doesn't say what colour means what.
Not sure I've ever seen a red led display - what's that one ?
Walter
But I'd also like to know what colours refer to what - the control panel doesn't say what colour means what.
Not sure I've ever seen a red led display - what's that one ?
Walter
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2008-01-12
, 13:43
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@ Warsaw, Poland
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Probably when you see a red light, it's the last thing you will see in your (or device's) life 
MSPANC*
* (from Polish "I Could Stop, But Decided Not To")
MSPANC** (from Polish "I Could Stop, But Decided Not To")
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2008-01-12
, 17:56
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@ Oxford, UK
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There's a full list on the Nokia website. Go to http://europe.nokia.com/A4678161, select 'Search & solve' and search for LED then find the entry "How do I change the LED light settings?" (don't you just hate websites that won't let you get a URL for a useful page?) Here's a copy/paste but formatting messed up:
I figured out the link: http://europe.nokia.com/search5/disp...0&caseid=65400
Last edited by Duncan; 2008-01-12 at 17:58. Reason: Added URL
How do I change the LED light settings?
The LED light is used as a status indicator for both device-wide and application-specific states and events. To change the LED light settings, tap the Display icon in the status...
How do I change the LED light settings?
The LED light is used as a status indicator for both device-wide and application-specific states and events.
To change the LED light settings, tap the Display icon in the status indicator area, and select Display settings > LEDs. Select your desired settings.
The main purpose of the LED light is to:
- Indicate that the device is powered on, in situations when the display is dimmed or turned off
- Signify events that cannot be seen on the screen (for example, a new e-mail message received, new instant message received, missed call, authorization request)
- Provide information on the device states such as battery charging
Nokia N810 Internet Tablet LED light colour descriptions:
Event LED light
Device start-up White
Device shutdown White
Web camera On Red
Charging battery
(shows when device is Off or when device is On but the display is in the Off state) Green blink
Battery fully charged
(shows when device is Off or when device is On but the display is in the Off state) Green
New e-mail message received,
new instant message received,
chat invitation,
missed call,
authorization request *) Blue blink
Device On (shows only when the device display is in the Off state) White blink
Last edited by Duncan; 2008-01-12 at 17:58. Reason: Added URL
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2008-01-13
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@ Madrid, Spain
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Originally Posted by MikeL
OK with the extra information from other posters to this thread I have now set the "Device on" LED option under the Control panel, Display options, LED: to off.
BTW the flashing blue light is irritating when you leave the N810 on and connected overnight, is there anyway to switch it off? (You would think there would be an option under Control panel, Personalisation)
(Unselected tick box)
This has stopped the device flashing a pale blue (supposed to be white) LED to indicate that the device is switched on when the display is in power save mode. (I don't need this setting as unless battery is drained I intend to keep my N810 on 24/7 like my mobile)
Thanks everyone for your helpful posts, especially Duncan with the following link he provided, on what different LED indications mean on N810 http://europe.nokia.com/search5/disp...0&caseid=65400
BTW The red LED for when the webcam/microphone are on, reminds me of the TV & Radio, when broadcasting Live programmes to warn people to be quiet if they did/were not meant to be seen/overheard. The N810 could/would make a great amateur live blogging tool, with an improved Camera etc
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2008-09-17
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Flashy flashy!
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2008-09-17
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@ Fresno CA USA
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My N810 uses the blinking blue to notify that email is available. The availability of WiFi doesn't seem to use the LED.
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These I am sure about:-
- Charging = Flashing green Light
- Charged = Steady Green Light
These I am not sure about:-Could anyone clarify usage further?
BTW the flashing blue light is irritating when you leave the N810 on and connected overnight, is there anyway to switch it off? (You would think there would be an option under Control panel, Personalisation)
Do you Stream?
Last edited by MikeL; 2008-01-12 at 12:18.